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Building a single market for data: Data spaces as pro-competitive infrastructure. [PDF]
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The Exploitative Abuse Prohibition
Antitrust Bulletin, 2017The prohibition of exploitative abuse has attracted increasing attention in recent years, activated by many modern issues, also involving intellectual property rights. This article takes a bird’s-eye view of the policy distance between the United States, a core supporter of nonintervention, and the European Union, a core supporter of modest ...
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2021
Abstract Chapter 5 provides a detailed and comprehensive description and analysis of the major exploitative abuses cases considered by the English courts and competition and regulatory authorities since the inception of the Competition Act 1998, including the High Court, the Competition Appeal Tribunal, and the Court of Appeal.
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Abstract Chapter 5 provides a detailed and comprehensive description and analysis of the major exploitative abuses cases considered by the English courts and competition and regulatory authorities since the inception of the Competition Act 1998, including the High Court, the Competition Appeal Tribunal, and the Court of Appeal.
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Preventing The Exploitation And Abuse Of Children
Health Affairs, 2012The Narrative Matters essay by Blair Sadler (Sep 2011) should be required reading for the leaders of any institution caring for children. Recently many institutions—including major universities, religious organizations, and school systems—have stumbled and bumbled when confronted with the evils of child exploitation.
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Exploitative abuses: recent trends and comparative perspectives
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021The chapter discusses the ‘revival’ of exploitative abuses in Europe. In particular, the chapter analyses the legal test and recent enforcement trends concerning excessive and discriminatory pricing, as well as unfair trading conditions under Art. 102 TFEU.
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Elder Abuse, Neglect, and Exploitation
Journal of Gerontological Social Work, 2000Abstract Along with health care providers, social workers are the professionals most likely to be responsible for detecting signs of elder maltreatment and providing interventions and preventive services. In this study, using data from a county adult protective services unit, we discuss the complex nature of domestic elder maltreatment, identify risk ...
Namkee G. Choi, James Mayer
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Problems of substance abuse: Exploitation and control
Social Science & Medicine, 1985The notion of substance abuse is highly problematic. There is considerable disagreement amongst 'experts' as to the relative hazards and addictive properties of both legally and illegally available substances. There are also widely divergent sub-cultural attitudes to the harmfulness or benefit of drug use.
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Abuse of dominance – exploitative abuses
2013Article 102 TFEU has been interpreted as prohibiting not only exclusionary abuses, but also exploitative ones. In particular, sub-section (a), which prohibits ‘directly or indirectly imposing unfair purchase or selling prices’ by a dominant firm, has been understood as proscribing not only unfair low prices (predatory prices) but also unfair high ...
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